Cardano Names 30+ Participants for TOKEN2049 Singapore Booth
Cardano Foundation’s lineup brings live DeFi applications, stablecoins, developer infrastructure and real-world asset projects to Singapore on October 7 and 8. A hackathon and investor pitch event extend the program beyond the exhibition booth.
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Cardano Foundation has named more than 30 teams and organizations set to appear at its TOKEN2049 Singapore booth. The Platinum Sponsor will bring together projects at different stages of development, giving conference visitors a chance to see what already works on Cardano and what teams plan to release next.
Cardano’s New Lineup Is Broader Than Its Original Selection
In August, the Foundation said 20 ecosystem projects had been selected through applications to present on the booth’s builder stage. Its new overview names more than 30 participants, including ecosystem organizations such as Cardano Academy, Project Catalyst and Intersect. A detailed speaking schedule explaining how the two groups overlap has not yet been published.
The booth, PB5-60, will operate at Marina Bay Sands on October 7 and 8.
TOKEN2049’s organizer bills the Singapore edition as the world’s largest crypto event and says it draws more than 25,000 attendees. The expanded Cardano lineup places infrastructure teams, financial applications and enterprise projects in front of potential users and partners at the same venue.
Working Cardano Products Sit Alongside Planned Launches
Hydra will explain how developers can use its layer 2 system to process transactions off-chain and settle results on Cardano. TxPipe plans a walkthrough of its tools for building applications and accessing chain data. Amaru will discuss its work on an independent Cardano node, while Masumi says it will show payments between AI agents running on the network.
The financial presentations cover products users can already access. Moneta’s USDM and Cardano’s USDCx provide two routes to dollar-denominated assets. Minswap enables token swaps and liquidity provision, while FluidTokens operates lending markets where users can supply assets or borrow against collateral.
RealFi sits at a different point in the timeline. Its Cardano mainnet launch is scheduled for October 1, six days before TOKEN2049. Its Singapore appearance will therefore follow a specific announced launch date, rather than an established operating history on mainnet.
The real-world asset lineup offers another distinction. Palmyra works with agricultural supply chains to record product provenance and related data. Toto Finance launched a tokenized silver vault in August and plans to discuss the expansion of tokenized commodities. Reeve provides organizations with a way to attach verifiable records to financial reporting.
Hackathon, Investor Pitches and Results Follow the Booth Program
Cardano’s Singapore schedule begins on October 6 with a gathering of teams developing different node implementations. At the TOKEN2049 Origins hackathon, developers will build AI payment applications using the x402 standard. Winners are due to be announced during the conference.
On October 7, UTXO Pitch Night will put founders from Cardano, Bitcoin and the wider UTXO ecosystem in front of investors. The event advertises an opportunity to compete for up to $500,000 in total funding; it has not announced funding recipients.
The 20 teams selected through the earlier booth application process have a further obligation after Singapore. Within 30 days of the conference, they must report leads, partnership discussions and, where applicable, wallet registrations and on-chain transactions attributable to the event. Those submissions will add measurable outcomes to the presentations announced ahead of TOKEN2049.